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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1927
Page
3
Fragmentary text shows pleas related to an injury case or incident. Key names, dates, or places are not readable, but the fragment hints at a legal or personal appeal connected to an ongoing dispute or harm.
A fragmented OCR page discusses correct English pronunciation and spelling challenges from Gordon's work. It references Whittle sronge, neater examples, and exercises in pronunciation, with notes on spelling, vowels, and the use of letters in words.
A jumble of notes recalls December 9 1907 with names and places from Corry and state figures. Mrs Will Geer and her son visit from Warferh to Armory events while residents speak of losses and travels including Mr William Jordi and Buffalo return plans.
Severe gales battered the Chautauqua Lake region hitting Barcelona and nearby towns. The Barcelona fleet suffered heavy losses as three tugs Betty Jane Ruth Delilah Ly were driven ashore or sunk, with at least two boats foundered and the Liz reportedly swept onto rocks near the lighthouse. Salvage crews worked all day to remove wreckage and reduce further damage. Estimated fleet damage reached four thousand dollars.
Erie case details a verdict for $550 in a $50,000 personal injury suit. Plaintiff Emmeth Wilson, represented by Milomney Emmeth Wilson, alleges injuries from a car crash caused by defendant Barats streets driver. Trial followed hours of testimony and deliberation. defense contends cautious driving.
Chelimis seals sold by the Anti Tuberculosis League aid tuberculosis work in the United States. The sale emphasizes education and fundraising, noting declining death rates and the hope for a day when tuberculosis is extinct through cooperative action.
United Press dispatch from Painesville Ohio reports the arrest of Mrs West following a bridge game when she admitted to killing her husband with a hammer after a family quarrel. She pleaded guilty and claimed insanity. The defense plans focus on self defense and growing insanity. Clifford Jourdet, ill at home, is improving and able to sit up.
United Press reports a large mountain search for a missing hunter as volunteers join a seaport search. Deputy authorities lead crews across hundreds of acres with plans to widen the area and intensify the hunt for the man who vanished while traveling toward home.
A Chicago newspaper ad allegedly placed by a society woman offers 2500 dollars for an ear to replace one lost in a motor accident, requires a blond under 25 and a photo, with higher sums possible for a grafted ear. The item smiles at markets for body parts and notes lavish value in physiological assets.
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound promotes a cough remedy from pine tar and honey. It claims to ease coughs colds and throat irritation without opiates or chloral hydrate, suitable for children and adults.
A mixed set of trivia asks which colonial town hosted famous witch-burnings, which scientist proposed relativity, and definition of the Gospel. It also inquires which two Western Hemisphere countries do not share a border with Wie gen, the salary of the Chief Justice, and other civics notes.
Scientific tests in Great Britain show thrushes spot worms to 100 yards away, swallows detect gnats at 40 yards, sparrows spot peas at 60 yards, and vultures and eagles possess much keener vision, illustrating sharp avian sight across species.
A garbled math puzzle describes a tank opening at the top and a long feed, asking to estimate a past age and explain fractional steps. It mentions converting decimals to fractions and multiplying by ten thousand, then dividing by one million to reach a final result.
Postal officials urge patrons to prepare and mail Christmas cards two to three weeks in advance. They warn that mailing only days before Christmas will overwhelm the system and delay delivery. Cards should be clearly marked as Christmas cards and placed in street letter boxes for earlier sorting and delivery.
A brother and sister aged eight and seven perished when a fire swept their home in Saulte Ste Marie. The children, awakened by smoke, were found on the upstairs stairs and perished before rescuers could reach them. Their mother and father escaped through a window to a snow bank.
An advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub made from red peppers for instant warming relief of rheumatism lumbago neuritis backache stiff neck and other pains. It promises rapid heat and improved circulation and urges buyers to get the genuine product at local drugstores before offers end.
Mrs J L Pittenger of 122 West 20th Street reported to Lieut Georke Christoph that she was swindled of 1850 dollars by a man posing as Prof J B Manny a psychologist with offices on Pouch street. She had been lured by spiritual readings and was told she would receive more after withdrawing savings from the bank. The case notes a bag containing a package with a newspaper cutout and references to 1950 dollars.
United Press dispatch reports a woman, Miss Grulle, injured in a hit and run on the National Pike. She was struck by a car driven by a woman in an apparent panic and is being treated at a hospital with injuries described as possible internal damage. Witnesses describe the driver fleeing the scene as officers search for the suspect.
Judaic Laws Talamd refers to the compilation of rabbinical Jewish laws and regulations, its fifth discussor and history of these laws. It is divided into two parts, the laws themselves known as the Mishnah and the Gemara, with discussion and elaboration of the laws.
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